Chef Devan Rajkumar, a culinary expert with Guyanese and Canadian roots, has released a new cookbook titled “Mad Love: Big Flavors Made to Share, from South Asia to the Caribbean.” The book highlights an exotic fusion of Caribbean and South Asian recipes, inspired by his diverse cultural background and global cooking experiences. Rajkumar, who grew […]
Sand truck operators who were previously stationed at the Ruimveldt reserve near the Torginol Paint Company have reached an agreement with authorities to continue their business at a new location. This decision followed a meeting between the operators, the Guyana Police Force, and Public Works Minister, Juan Edghill. The trucks, which were affecting the daily […]
The Minister of Amerindian Affairs, Pauline Sukhai, is encouraging residents of hinterland communities to seize opportunities emerging from various government projects slated for their areas. During a recent ministerial outreach in Region Eight, Sukhai emphasized the importance of building local human resource capacity to execute these development initiatives effectively. Speaking to residents in Campbelltown, Minister […]
Aubrey Hutson has resumed his leadership role at the Athletics Association of Guyana (AAG) after a hiatus of over a year. Returning to the position he first assumed in 2013, Hutson is dedicated to ensuring a smooth transition for his successor while evaluating his own future within the organization. Hutson’s suspension in April of the […]
By Josiah Williams President Dr. Irfaan Ali has underscored the pivotal contributions of developing nations in the global effort to combat climate change. Speaking at the launch of a high-level discussion on the Low Carbon Development Strategy (LCDS) and its global model for forest financing, President Ali highlighted the significant impact these countries are making […]
By Delicia Janneire The Ministry of Education has introduced a new intervention programme aimed at improving students’ performance in Mathematics. This initiative, designed to address current educational challenges, was recently launched with strong support from educators and school administrators. The programme is focused on delivering short-term results and has been welcomed by head teachers, heads […]
By Kimberly Giddings The recently enacted Family Violence Act represents a significant step forward in the protection and support of victims of family violence. This new legislation, which updates the 1996 Domestic Violence Act, introduces 58 new clauses, expanding both the scope and effectiveness of legal interventions. The Family Violence Act not only strengthens criminal […]
By Celestine Chacon Last evening, a special event was held at the Umana Yana to celebrate the life and contributions of Stephen Joseph Campbell, a legendary figure in the advocacy for Amerindian rights. The event, part of the Amerindian Heritage Month festivities, highlighted Campbell’s significant role in the political landscape and his dedicated activism for […]
By Shawnette Fiedtkou In celebration of International Literacy Day on September 8, 2024, the Ministry of Education’s Literacy Department inaugurated a new primary school library at St. Aidan’s Primary School in Blue Berry Hill, Education District 10. This initiative is part of a broader effort by the Ministry to launch one library in each school […]
By Delicia Janneire The Better Hope-LBI Neighbourhood Democratic Council (NDC) continues to make strides in community development, according to Chairman Zaman Shaw. Shaw provided an update on the progress made in various localities under the NDC’s jurisdiction, which includes Better Hope, Montrose, Felicity, Atlantic Gardens, Vryheid’s Lust, Happy Acres, Success, Chateau Margot, Pigeon Island, and […]